The plight of the Basarwa people is deeply personal to me. From the heartbreaking Roy Sesana case to the courageous stand of Mr. Pitseng Gaoberekwe's family, I have witnessed first-hand the pain, the injustice, and the deep wounds inflicted on our indigenous communities. These are not just stories to me they are memories etched in my heart, cases I carried not just as a legal professional, but as a fellow human being. These communities were stripped of their most basic human rights. They were di

Basarwa (San) Speaking Setswana – A Legacy Older Than Borders What you are witnessing is not just a video — it is living evidence of an ancient relationship between Batswana and the San, long before the invention of colonial borders, tribal distortions, or modern political identities. Before the word “Basotho” ever existed, the San people were already dwelling across what is now called Botswana, the Northern Cape, and the North West Province — lands that have always formed the cradle of Batswana